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let me guess, you made your purchase decision based solely on spec sheets and didn't bother to go into a store and actually hold and play with the phones, right?

>>61665375
but /g/ told me user experience doesn't matter! /g/ berated me until I conformed to their opinion!

>>61665375
>not getting the OPO
>not buying the only actual flagship killer for a killer price
Feels gud, glad I bought into it before it became a meme and oneplus turned into chink jews.

>mfw will never see a phone like that ever again

What's the assembly meme about?

Where can you find work with this? Or rather what job requires you to know assembly?

>>61666097
Maybe he want this knowledge for himself. For own projects or better understanding how computer works

>>61666132
Exactly, the lowest I've gone is C, I would love to learn more about assembly.

>knowledge has to respond to market demands

>>61665307
But isn't that setting people up for failure?

>>61665388
>bbb-b-btu I want to get employed as fast as possible!
>ok, mr millenial, here's a javashit introductory course

could just be something like teamviewer or the built in windows one

>>61665018
Just buy a mac. Shit just works

>>61665055
I don't use any remote control software myself. I have a basic Windows home network, spanning a Windows PC, a Windows tablet, an old Windows netbook (almost never turned on) and a router/modem with some folder sharing. I am the sole user of that network.

>>61665058
Macs don't have screens with pen pressure. And my most used software doesn't run on Mac. I'd have to give up a lot of software.

>>61664963
C:\defaultuser

hostname

>>61664963
#: Youremum

eat it

use it as your main GPU for 3 days

Microwave it

orangepi because it's an orange pi

nsa.gov

>>61664854
>less $MAIL
How can you not read your mail? You have probably entered your password wrong. You must know.

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>>61664770
>buy any phone
>has no removable battery
>x time passes
>phone hardware and software are fine, but battery is shit now
>have to replace entire phone because replacing battery is too expensive now

>>61664881
Dumbfuck shitstain.

Phone advice

Looking at
One plus 5
HTC u11
Samsung s8+
Nokia 8
Google pixel xl
iPhone 7+

Going to be using it on Sprint, mostly looking for phone that can hold up to a lot of use, gaming, video, developing. So something fast but also a battery that will last 10 hours with heavy use. Phone i have now last only few hours

good thread op

I don't think Bill Gates has been quoted to say that, ever.

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>"Hey Bill, thanks for your call. How's your mother? Just kidding, thanks to this awesome backdoor I don't even have to ask because I know everything about her."

>>61664575
Martin router king

NINJA STATION 498

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>>61664575

>>61664574
BSD is a cuckold license, GPL is freedom

>>61664574
>Do you still use GCC even though the writing is on the wall?
I don't use C/C++. Rust compiles to LLVM IR so my choices are limited.

>>61664574
GCC is still faster and optimizes better.
For my work that's more valuable than the small comforts and safety Clang provides.

Think of it like shared video memory. Its got the 16gb of HBM2 like the WX 9100 has, but then its got the slots for the SSD's that are basically a cache of extra assets needed for video memory. It transfers stuff to and from the HBM2 and SSD's as needed.

Say the HBM2 is currently pulling 8gb of ABC, well the SSD will fill the other 8gb of HBM2 with XYZ that will be used next, when ABC is no longer needed, its pushed back into the SSD and the SSD sends over more data.

Instead of having to take data from a drive elsewhere in the system, it can be held on the GPU and use that memory controller to access it much quicker.

Though im still more interested in the WX 9100 from a performance standpoint, i dont need those large caches of assets to be pulled through vram, the 16gb is enough.

Wait, what? M.2 on the GGPU?

HBCC makes the transition from VRAM to local/remote memory seamless, it's made for 3D models and in the future I bet it could be used for memory demanding calculations, gonna have to work on the latency for that one though.

slackware? more like dependency HELLware :^)

>>61664518
Who will... pick up the slack?

>>61664518
You can't.
[spoiler]Volkerding will die in your lifetime[/spoiler]

> Not using array of function pointers to handle math.

lel

brainlet.

#include <standardfeaturesinanymodernlanguage>
#include <youhavetoputdotHattheendofthisonebecauseyes.h>

int void_ shittyparams(char becarefulbecauseifyouarentcarefulthecharmightbreak){
C is the best language!
}
}
}

}

If you don't use 'break' then it will keep checking every single condition which can lead to bullshit. But you might want it to do that, so it just makes more sense to have 'break' then 'notbreak.'

>>61664357
> unlock
Maybe in GB. They may want you to power it on, seeing the lockscreen in enough for them.
> and laptop
You need to be a really dense faggot to carry a laptop in your hands in an airport.

>>61664396
>https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/14/business/border-enforcement-airport-phones.html

>Mr. Elsharkawi, 34, an American citizen, said in an interview on Monday that officers from the United States Customs and Border Protection repeatedly pressured him to unlock his cellphone so that they could scroll through his contacts, photos, apps and social media accounts.

>He said they threatened to seize the phone if he did not comply.

>Eventually, he relented, and a Homeland Security agent looked through his phone for about 15 minutes, he said.

LAND OF THE FREE

My files are stored encrypted on my server anyway. So I can decrypt my laptop no problem.